Crimson Warriors Open Season With New Rules Tests
Harvard, Yale and Cornell kickoff football seasons Wednesday as the big three test the 1910 code. Harvard meets Bates at Cambridge, Yale faces Wesleyan in New Haven, and Cornell clashes with Princeton amid questions on rule changes and early scrimmage practices.
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Harvard Football Probables Point to 1910 Varsity
From 31 candidates retained after the first cut Harvard expects the 1910 varsity to form. Bud Smith leads the ends with speed and experience, while Captain Lewis or O Flaherty and Jimmy Long contend for the other end. Withington may start at tackle if eligible, Felton or Bush compete for the other tackle. Fisher is likely at guard, with Blodgett promising. Wigglesworth handles quarterback with confidence, backed by Gardner and Potter as substitutes. Corbett Leslig Frothingham Haughton Minot form a strong backfield trio and reserve quartet for depth.
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New Football Rules Aim to Improve Spectator Experience
The article reports on the first experiences with the new football rules. Observers note reduced roughness and a game centered on individual star players and skill plays like forward passes. The onside kick loses value under the 20 yard limit, while penalties enforce rule adherence. Boston College High School impressed in its opener against Malden High, winning 4 to 0 after Malden's nine veterans were challenged. Everett and St. John’s Prep tied in a defensive contest with no score.
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Democratic candidate pledges economy and tariff reform
The candidate asserts campaign costs under $1000, rejects corporate funding, and vows to fight trusts. He criticizes paid voters and pledges to serve the people, push a revised tariff, and remove duties on daily food products to lower living costs. He emphasizes a honest, people’s campaign and warns against betrayals during national emergencies.
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Early Football Season Shows New Rules Working Well
Arthur Duffey notes fans awaited the season as rule changes sparked more excitement and fewer injuries. Penn and Carlisle impressed, Ursinus upset Penn, and sprinters like Bobby Cloughen, Tex Ramsdell, and Martin Shennan shined, with Ramsdell entering football camp and Shennan breaking a discus record.
Baseball rules dispute over tag plays and fines
The note discusses a baseball ruling where a runner slides into first base, the ball may touch the runner, and whether only a tag can retire a runner. It asks if players are fined up to 500 dollars and whether a runner must be touched with the ball or tagged to be out.
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School Football Matches Across Town This Week
Quincy High faces Cambridge Latin in Quincy while Waltham High meets Winchester at Waltham. Malden hosts Brookline and Somerville meets Groton. Exeter hosts Cushing Academy and Hyde Park plays at home. Chelsea visits Chelsea and Boston Latin plays Salem at Trimam. Medford vs Dorchester in Medford. Malden hosts Alumni. Worcester Academy versus Morris Heights in Worcester. Beverly hosts Roxbury High. English meets Groton at Groton. Cambridge Latin vs Lawrence Academy in Groton. Roxbury Latin at Roxbury. Milton Academy travels to Milton.
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Yale Prepares for Syracuse Challenge After Delayed Scrimmage
Yale football teams plan to depart Lakeville after tomorrow’s practice to meet Syracuse led by Tad Jones. Coach Coy hopes a regular game between first and second elevens occurs but rain may force a scrimmage. Injured players Howe and Robinson may miss Wednesday, but return for Saturday.
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Rochester Pennant Wins as Ganzell Stars for Eastern League
New York Sept 25 Rochester clinches the Eastern league pennant with a strong finish led by John Ganzell securing the title for the second straight season Newark, managed by Joe MacGinnity, finishes second for the year.
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Baseball matchups across major cities listed
The schedule lists ten doubleheader style matchups across major leagues with teams including Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Washington Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis Philadelphia all set to play in various city venues.
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Mighty Ty Has Day of Glory
Cobb had his day yesterday hitting safely twice in three appearances. He was intentionally walked once and the outfield catch of Lewis' liner stood out as a highlight of the season.
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American Assn Results From Toledo and Other Cities
In Toledo Columbus wins first 7 to 6 then Toledo takes the second 2 to 1. In Kansas City Milwaukee loses 8 to 6. Louisville Indianapolis games postponed due to rain. In St Paul first game St Paul 7 Minneapolis 3 second game Minneapolis 13 St Paul 1.
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